Thursday, July 19, 2012

North, South, East, and West

I took my camera with me last night when I went outside to remove fly masks. 
The light was just right, but a storm was threatening so I was in a hurry to take care of business 
and get back in the house before I got drenched.

I stood in the center of the corral and looked west, to see my beautiful Lucy.


I turned north and saw my favorite color, a sort of steel-stormcloud-blue.



Another 90 degree turn and I was looking east, to see a tiny little patch of sky in amongst the clouds.



One more turn and I was looking south, at George and Alan who were looking west. 
Are you dizzy yet? I am.


Anyway, they stopped looking at whatever had grabbed their attention and proceeded to help me
remove each other's fly masks, at which point I stopped taking pictures and intervened before it got ugly.

p.s. It never did rain.


13 comments:

  1. It is awesome, isn't it? to live in a place where no matter where you look, it's beautiful.
    We are fortunate indeed.

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  2. Darn eh! you couldn't play with your new rain gauge ;(

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  3. I love that color blue as well. Too bad it didn't see fit to come sit over your ranch. :(

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  4. Beautiful skies!!
    Same trouble here in Atlanta - or parts of Atlanta! Storms keep sliding by the north and south of us- lots of rumbling but no action!

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  5. Another 90 degree turn...

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  6. I love the wide open spaces you enjoy. *sigh* One day....

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  7. I like the 2nd to last picture of George & Alan, they look like a PushmePullyou! :)

    Jamie

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  8. Beautiful skies, they are always so dramatic out west. Glad you got to the boys before it turned into an incident.

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  9. The colors of your surrounds are just phenomenal. Yep we got saber rattling thunder and big rich blue grey clouds and nary a drop too. At least the light show was worth the price of admission.....free.

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  10. Did you really expect anything different from the rain gods?

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  11. Great sky...

    Go look at this blog post for a hand painted postcard with a cool Italian donkey stamp on it. I follow the blog for the art but thought you'd enjoy the stamp. http://walk-postcard.blogspot.com/2012/07/castiglion-fiorgntino.html

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  12. Just recently started following your blog. Do you ever ride your mules to the mountains(?) over George and Alan's heads? Beautiful scenery at your fingertips. Thanks for sharing!!

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  13. Lucy is special! Your North and East skies look ominous. Hope they get here tomorrow.

    Those rascally boys know how to draw attention.

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